and the south carolina college. primarily because his political enemies, these were the strongholds. he also created the first state supported black school in south carolina, which was south carolina state university. the idea being that if we have a separate school, there's no way they will be able to -- that african-americans would be able to enter clemson or south carolina college, or now the women's college in south carolina, he was no longer governor, but theu.s. senator and power in the state. south carolina, since world war ii has undergone a complete political trance formation gone from being one of the solid white democratic states in the south to a predominant, in fact, pretty much overwhelmingly republican red state in the 21st century. that first began to occur, that breakup of the old democratic domination came when thurman ran on the state's right ticket in 1948 because for the first time in almost a century, it was acceptable for a white person to vote for somebody other than a democrat. then in the 5

south carolina. in a liberal arts college for women. >> i'm elizabeth and i'm the director of the urban department of where folks at the university of south carolina. welcome to our fault. today we'll talk about the aerial collection of historical astronomy. we are fortunate to receive this collection of 5300 books in 2011. robert aerial was a gentleman for his sumter, south carolina came to the university with english nature. he had this interest in astronomy. he continued to buy more and are sophisticated telescopes. 50, 60 years later he had over 5300 books and over 200 telescopes and scientific instruments related to astronomy. this is the book that started it all. this is a field out of the sky that william tyler checked out so many times eventually realized he needed to buy one and this is an incredibly well used comal well loved but by no means the earliest book in the collection. the earliest is a book we added just to see your, and early 16th century textbook. mr. aerial very deliberately co

south carolina entered a bill that there will be criminal penalties for enforcing the healthcare law. donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: you talk about healthcare and it is a two-fer. record increases in premiums and inferior care in services and now the state of south carolina saying any one that enforces it, hasn't been signed by the governor but they want to make it criminal to enforce it. what do you think? >> every business that i know of is having a hard time with obamacare. peep don't understand it. it is written poorly. extremely expensive and every single business that i know of is having problems and frankly what south carolina did is amazing because a lot of people are feeling that way. but businesses are having a tremendous problem not only with the costs but the complexity of it and they don't understand what it means. >> greta: the thing in south carolina will never dark the federal law, the supreme court will obviously trump what south carolina does, i think it is symbolic. i mean i think it is symbolic and not that it will ha

lumbar rest travis, a knave tive o south carolina, a -- theyive -- native to south carolina.he died fighting for this country that we love so much. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> senator ted cruz. now you know why america is talk about him, right? senator you may not know this but our first keynote celebration was by a guy named ronald reagan. we have high expectations. thank you for keynoting tonight. thank you very much and god bless you. >> thank you. [applause] >> south carolina democrats also hosted an event tonight with keynote speaker vice president joe biden. south carolina is expected to host the first southern state residential primary in 2016. >> hello, folks. how are you? thank you so much. it is an honor to be here. thank you so much. thank you for that -- thank you. and thank you for the work that jornle'sn the attorney office. mr. chairman, it's good to be ere. i have an admission to make. you've been there for not only the folks here in south carolina but for the national ticket. you've been there for every democrat in the country. i don't know any

college at the women's college in south carolina. he was no longer governor, both via senator and as the power of the state. south carolina since world war ii has undergone a complete transformation from one of the solid weight democratics date in the south to a predominantly, overwhelmingly republican red state in the 21st century. it first began to occur the old democratic hegemony or domination when strom thurmond ran on the states rights ticket in 1948 because for the first time in almost a century, is acceptable. you have democrats for eisenhower and the transformation began in the 1960s switches parties. albert watson switched parties. the republican party begins to grow by leaps and bounds. the voting rights act certainly helped spur the growth of the democratic party, allowing african-americans to be registered and initially for 10 or 15 years, the democratic that he was black and white legislators and party officials, but gradually the republican party is overwhelmingly white. although there are white democrats in the state.

but most shockingly, i will no longer enjoy south carolina's tanky, savory, juicy and deeply delicious barbecue, made with our unique mustard-based sauce. now instead i now officially love north carolina sauceless vinegar-based meat product that they call barbecue. mmmm. i'll tell you what... ( cheers and applause ). i'm going to get me some. here we go. here we go. for lulu. ( cheers and applause ). mmm. that is a... i'll tell you what. you know what? i might just leave the rest of that for later. okay. ( cheers and applause ). i can't do it. i can't do it. i love south carolina too much. and i love my sister.

were the mountains of the catawba's on the border with south carolina. south carolina was mostly 50, 60 people in terms of european settlement intruding in two native american territory made things different from the confederacy in virginia. king philip's war in massachusetts have a large native american nations or tribes that settlement areas. most of the rivers of people asking the names of the native americans, look at the names of most of our rivers and they are named after native american tribes. the earliest european settlers did not come from europe. they came from the english caribbean islands. anybody who came is considered to be barbie dmm for the first generation of europeans on that, they were the majority of the white population. they can harass capital, slaves, used to running ant colony. they just were not interested in having a resources in their case who could relate on south carolina, telling him what to do with economic affairs. 1719 had a revolution of teammate team and is the only honest-to-goodness overthrow of government and the am

a, seaside, south carolina, b, seabright, south carolina -- c -- >> seabrook, south carolina. >> we said >>> charleston was used as a backdrop in that movie, i don't know if any of y'all saw it, rachel macadams. college campus scene. the question number three, which lifetime network series currently -- >> what is it? >> we won! >> excuse me. you got to have the button. >> all right. it's fixed as usual. >> no, it's not. >> let's go. >> they shoot all over campus, shoot in charleston, shoot at the citadel. question number four, which celebrity couple recently tied the knot -- >> ryan reynolds and blake lively. >> that's the right answer. >> next question! >> i love this game. >> darius rucker native charlestonian, the solo artist! >> lead singer of hootie and the blowfish. >> : lead singer of hooty and the blow fish. according to the band who or what is hootie? is it a -- the nickname of a college friend who wore glasses? b, a nickname for darius, who has big eyes. c, a nod to -- >> what is it? >> a. >> a is the right answer. >> you guys are getting a real education here. >> this girl is

but most shockingly, i will no longer enjoy south carolina's tanky, savory, juicy and deeply delicious barbecue, made with our unique mustard-based sauce. now instead i now officially love north carolina sauceless vinegar-based meat product that they call barbecue. mmmm. i'll tell you what... ( cheers and applause ). i'm going to get me some. here we go. here we go. for lulu. ( cheers and applause ). mmm. that is a... i'll tell you what. you know what? i might just leave the rest of that for later. okay. ( cheers and applause ). i can't do it. i can't do it. i love south carolina too much. and i love my sister. and i'm so proud of her. but i just don't get it. where did lulu go wrong? did she not campaign hard enough? did she not raise enough money? did she hold too few debates against a cardboard nancy pelosi? i've got to tell you this scares me to my core. i'm shaking. this was the first political campaign where i knew and cared about the candidate before they got into politics. i saw first-hand how her opponents smeared her with outrageous accusations i knew to be untrue. and that h

south carolina is coming back and south carolina is on its way back. thank you very much.less you all and may god protect our troops. [applause] >>>> ronald reagan massively made mistakes on defense. the defense budget was not just a waste of money and those eight years, it is what created the war machine refused -- we have u tosed create so much havoc and anger. it mae us an imperial power was a real negative. big government, the state is not a solution to every problem. it can wait on the private economy. therefore the idea of entrepreneurs in the idea that people should make their own decisions about some dates. the -- fiscally he lost it. he really needed tos stand up for closing more of the deficit. ronald reagan spent a lot of time is the greatest scourge opponent of deficit spending there was. that legacy of massive deficits. that was an historical error of enormous proportion. >> more with david stockman sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> a recent conference of the news coverage of the sandy hook elementary school shootings. and as part of the conference, journ

no one knows that better than the folks in south carolina. to understand what we need upgrade our infrastructure. why we have to invest in the port of charleston. [applause] i'm serious. here is what is happening. the panama canal has been widened. you have these massive ships a book to come through now. guess what? most of the ports and the east coast cannot accommodate them. if they can, it is real jobs and real money. it is real dignity return to people. folks, gemini -- jim and i have had countless conversations. we're going to get you money for the port of charleston. this guy is relentless. i mean it. at the end of the day, this is all about the reason i love this guy. it is all about according people the dignity they deserve. that means a fighting chance. i decent job -- a decent job. i know a lot of you heard about how china is going to eat our lunch. give me a break. give me a break. if it takes is a second, there is a company that point out something very basic. american workers, south carolina workers, are three times of productive

here in charleston, south carolina!rleston. it's may 3rd, it is great to be in the south. >> we've got to point out that our crowds have been insane here in charleston. you don't realize how out of control the crowds are here. we have a beautiful sea of signs and a great bunch of people. we want to say thank you to everybody for showing up again today. >> we are thrilled, we've had the best, best time in charleston, one of the most charming places in the whole country. it's the friendliest town, as we talked about yesterday. >> it certainly is. here's the thing, though, guys, we had to learn how to speak the dialect. >> because we want to fit in. >> we didn't want to stand out and look like two weird new yorkers. so we decided to learn how to say things properly. so when you read out the name charleston, it looks like that's how you're supposed to say it but there's no "r." >> and it's really pronounced "chalston." [ applause ] >> and hoda has tried to do her hair, bless her heart. >> everybody is so funny. usually when

south carolina. here to evaluate the race we welcome in michael tomasky. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you john. >> john: it's great to have you here for the carolina follies. did we learn anything from this special election except it's hard for a democrat to defeat a republican in the deputy south south carolina. --deep south south carolina. >> we learned that one can come close. if only there were five or ten more things on that list that you rattled off that mark sanford had done she might have had a shot. she ran a decent race, but then ran out of steam. when he threw up a tried and true question used by candidates on both sides is she going to vote for nancy pelosi speaker. i in my younger days covering politics she really didn't have an answer for that. it through here off her game and put the momentum back on sanford. and in a very republican district just return things to status quo. >> john: i agree. a lot of liberals mock sanford for having a fake debate with a nancy pelosi cutou

and native americans in south carolina were interesting and different from others in that if we had somemajor tribe, the cherokee and the mountains and others on the board with north carolina but in south carolina they were mostly extended family, 50, 60 people which in terms of european settlement including into native american territory made things a lot different from the confederacy in virginia. or king philip's war in massachusetts where you have very large native american nations or tribes right at the summit area. most of the rivers in south carolina, if people asking what were the names of the native americans comprise a look at the names of most of our rivers and they are named after native american tribes. the earliest european settlers did not come directly from your. they were anglo caribbean. primary barbados but in the came from one of the islands was considered to be our baby and. us what the locals call them but for the first -- barbadian. they were the majority of the white population. they came here with capital. they came in with plates. they came here with being used

unions are not popular in south carolina which is a right to work state.e unions so it's a very conservative district. >> african-american vote could be critical, i suspect. >> absolutely. even though it's heavily republican, 20% of the population is african-american. if those folks turn out for colbert-bush, that could make the difference. >> michele, south carolina, not so much about sc-1 as it were but about 2016. you have joe biden, your vice president. you've got ted cruz, two miles apart tonight. unlikely this is your 2016 matchup. joe biden, give us a sense of the calculus right now, three years out as he looks at the 2016 landscape. >> you know, joe biden is so likeable that you can't help but think about him for 2016 but the thing is, quite honestly, people are really excited about the possibility of a woman, whether it's hillary clinton on the democratic side or someone soon to be seen on the republican side. i think 2016 is going to be the year of the woman, the women's vote is going to be very important and people are looking for a woman on the

tomorrow on the show it is special election day in south carolina.next, chris jansing. >>> a rainy day today especially through the mid-atlantic states. pretty nice in new england. a little drier for you in florida after a wet weekend. same for areas in the midwest where a nice warmup. temperatures in the low 70s. enjoy. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. good morning dad. hi, sweetie. [ male announcer ] here's another eye opener. not only is kellogg's raisin bran® heart healthy it's a delicious source of potassium. ♪ mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran®. all stations come over to mithis is for real this tim

speaker, south carolina is very fortunate. due to the quality of life, tens of thousands are moving to the palmetto state from the midwest and northeast and around the world. south carolina has gained a new seating congress to include the communities of myrtle beach and florence, now held by tom reiss. this new seventh district creates a new -- a unique district. the first district of south carolinas 10iles wide along the atlantic coast. from cheltenham county to the island in beaufort county. it is a special district at tom born in.f were boroth the district is a composite of america. in the first election, tim scott was elected as only the second african-american from south carolina elected to congress in 100 years. we are grateful governor nikki haley appointed calmest men tim scott to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] this created a replaced that with 60 participants the largest number ever and a congressional primary. we are here today to recognize the survivor of the primary, the runoff, and general election, cut with

south carolina was a very red state this past time around. but south carolina's first congressional district is even redder than the whole state. in the first congressional district in south carolina, mitt romney beat president obama not by 11 points, the state wide margin, but by 18 points. and that very republican district is the district that is about to have a special election tomorrow to pick a new member of congress. and because it is such a republican district, you would expect any republican to have a huge advantage heading into tomorrow's voting. but instead, in this particular district, in south carolina, heading into tomorrow's voting, it is essentially a jump ball, a tied game. that is because the republicans did not pick just any republican for this congressional race. they picked this guy. >> i've let down a lot of people. i've been unfaithful to my wife. started out as a dear, dear friend from argentina, it began very innocently. about a year ago it sparked into something more than that. i have seen her three times since then.

we will go down to south carolina carolina, talk to one of the leading political reporters. have you heard about this 3d printer? it is revolutionary new device. what can you do with it. should we worry about it? we will find out about that as well. president obama is fuming mad over the latest figures on sexual assault in the military. >> that's where we start. but first, this is the full court press other headlines to think about, tom hanks is the most trusted person in america. >> that's according to a new reader's digest poll on people that have earned most confidence of americans. the top 4 most trusted are out of hollywood. sandra bullock and meryl streep in there. >> you can trust those holy wood stars. they never do anything wrong. good lord. >> the top washingtonian is to make the list michelle obama at 19. jimmie carter is the most trusted former politician at number 24. president obama is down to number 65. >> what? >> get out of here. >> yeah. we can trust jimmie carter. we just can't trust him to be president. >> right. tom hanks? really? >> number 1. >> no cont

then, are political redemption in south carolina. >> some guy came up to me the other day and said you look a lot like lazarus. >> politically dead after a sex scandal, now elected to congress. we'll sit down with mark sanford. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusi exclusive. >>> and our power player of the week. a story of making billions and giving much of it away. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again and happy mother's day from fox news in washington. the controversy over the benghazi talking points how the obama administration explained the attack to the american people blew up again this week with new revelations about how those points were written. it turns out the original draft talked about extremists with links to al qaeda and noted the cia had warned for months about threats in benghazi. but all that was taken out before susan rice went on the sunday talk shows. we've invited congressmen from two key house panels, mike rogers, the republican chair of the intelligence committee, and from seattle, adam smith, the top democrat on the armed services committee. congre co

it's now in from hoff the south carolina senate. >> neil: the health care law -- >> the health care -re listening out there in south soh carolina, don't vote for this. it's going 0 make south carolina done -- >> neil: cooperate you argue a -- couldn't you argue changing venue or something -- if harry reid and max backus is saying we're incorrect on the cost. the parameters changed. the law itself and everything associated with it changed. >> you have this ruling from the supreme court that says, even if there are flaws in obamacare, it's constitutional. it's federally mandated health care and is constitutional in the united states. until the supreme court changes its mine on that -- >> neil: i'm sorry. if the states were told that this was going to be the cost, and now the cost has changed potentially dramatically, do they have an axe to grind? >> of course, but legal i -- legally -- >> it's a friday afternoon. i'm trying to be nice. >> trying to put on my nice face for you. it's not going to win this argument. you're going to lose this and south carolina is going to lose it, and i'm

no one know that's better then the folks in south carolina. you understand why we need to upgrade and upgrade our infrastructure and why we have to invest in the port of charleston. why we have to dig. no, i'm serious, look, here's what's happening, panama canal has been widened. so you have massive ships able to come through now. guess what? most of the folk s can not accommodate them. but if they can, real jobs, real money. it's real dignity returned to people! jim and i probably had god knows how many conversations. i promise you, jim,ly get you money for the port in the south of charleston! this guy is relentless! but mine it. why? at the end of the day, folks, this is all about the reason i love this guy. it's all about according people the dignity they deserve and that means a fighting chance to have a decent, decent job. you know, i know a lot of you heard about how china's going to eat our lunch. give me a break. give me a break. take just a second here. there's an outfit called the boston consulting group, fortune 50 companies hired.

south carolina democratic party chairman harpootlian, you're losing women. north carolina democratic chairman party chairman, show him how it is done. >> he was speaking to the democratic women of guilford county last night. well, it this tweet caused quite a stir. the gop that is leading us, we don't know where they're taking us but they're raping us along the way, he reportedly said. >> jon: am i right, ladies, raping us, right, right! she knows what i'm talking about. they're raping us! of course he later apologized with the famed not intending to offend and explained why it was an apt and appropriate metaphor for him to use in front of a women's group by saying women and men with batt victims of abuse and-- i personally could have been raped. so i guess we're all good, how, ladies? here's how we know you probably haven't been raped. you used the term to describe political policies you disagree with. which brings to us our final democratic ent ran. >> neighbors here are calling for the resignation of township clerk dollaria plaqueo, plaqueo was reported ca

i want to go to the south carolina ns. we heard him talk about grace and shared humanity and making his bid as communing with the convenience store worker. eugene, as someone who understands mark sanford's legacy, when he was governor did he tear about the poor and working poor, did his policies reflect that? >> not exactly, alex, not exactly, no. he is doing now what he managed not to do through most of the campaign, which is kind of make it all about him and his personal redemption. he started his campaign that way, that's how i think elizabeth colbert busch managed to get a ten point lead at one point. then he started talking about other things and kind of more or less republican talking points and that district which is heavily republican, he won. so welcome back to congress and i don't know if the people of sc won tonight but i think journalism probably did. >> that is for sure. nia, i think it will surprise many that mark sanford wasn't running against nancy pelosi. he talked more about nancy pelosi in the recent las

in the 1800s a united states senator from south carolina once said that south carolina was too smallnail on the head 200 years ago and here we go, again. >> good to see all of you. >> thanks, craig, god bless. >> we will be right back. flying is old hat for business travelers. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. [ male announcer ] book ahead and save up to 20 percent at doubletree.com, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. doubletree by hilton. what that's great. it won't take long, will it? nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did it? this spring, dig in and save. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doin

here's a message from the south carolina board of tourism. from the foothills of the majestic blue ridge mountains to the cobblestone streets of historic charleston, the palmetto state is waiting for you. maybe it is time you explored south carolina's greatest tourism attraction, our bottomless supply of dip liss us to double talking tea bags. from strom thurmond who fought against segregation while secretly fathering a child he had with the family's black maid, i'm slur it was consensual to our beloved homophobe senator lindsey graham. from politician joe wilson screaming "you lie" at america's first black president during a state of the union address to senator jim demint opposing the shepherd hate crimes act before quitting his post to be a lobbyist to lieutenant-governor andre bauer comparing americans to animals that breed too much. we have a fate of patriotism and fiscal responsibility and that pride flies as high as the flag of the anti-american enemy nation that rests imagestically atop our state's capital. nowhere are our values more

former senator from south carolina.er, your home state of course. >> sadly. >> bill: is now head of the american heritage foundation. he's turned the american heritage foundation which is a conservative think tank. he's turned it into the right wing propaganda machine. they should have known that when they hired him which is probably why they hired him. >> these are the guys who came up with individual healthcare mandate who built the healthcare exchanges who were a real institution with real ideas. >> bill: conservative think tank but with a lot of credibility, i must say. become a right wing partisan, you know, propaganda machine. >> they're in a new era with jim demint out with the study saying if you put undocumented immigrants on the path to citizenship, that after 14 years, you will be spending $6.3 trillion because these immigrants will be eligible for 80 welfare programs. 80 entitlement programs. they'll all take advantage of. they'll take advantage of your schools. your parks social security, medicare welfare f

former south carolina gov. mark sanford resigning from the job after getting lost on the appalachian trail and ending up in argentina with his mistress. this week's special congressional election in south carolina beating the sister of steven colbert. refusedford's ex-wife to help him in the letson. -- in the election. statement, heory showed sensitivity and spirit of candor. forgives eight times. can we expect more? south carolina -- let's give him credit. this is a state brimming with compassion and concern and consideration. in the last presidential primary, who did they pick as their winner? ? serial adulterer newt gingrich. this time? mark sanford. he showed the sensitivity that any parent envies by bringing his 14-year-old son on stage on election night when he won the primary to meet his new stepmother, his mistress. i have to tell you, he is a jerk. welcome to the club. >> it sounded more like a soap opera the way that he was describing it. >> i am told they are revising the geography textbooks in state

we asked you how many women have been elected to congress from south carolina in a regularly scheduledtion. the answer is just one. of the five women who represented south south carolina in the house, four of them got there by winning special elections to fill vacancies created by the death of their husbands. liz patterson is the only woman to win a nonspecial election. congratulations to today's winner, david rutz. i got the gaggle. they're all seated. we'll be right back. ♪ [ laughs ] whoo. ♪ oh. nice! great! [ laughs ] a shot like that calls for a postgame celebration. [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no.

tomorrow, rather, the day of the big special election in south carolina. we will jump down to south care ryan a a little bit later in this hour and get a preview of what to expect. eric byrnes from bullfight strategies as a friend of bill and we will be joined by reporters in studio from huffington post and politico. both and at the nra convention the big special feature this year was suget it. but first this is the i will "full-court press" iron man at the box svelte here in the states. robert downey jr. took in $135.3 million, the second biggest the first two movies in the franchise, iron man i and ii, it than in their entire time in theater. worldwide has pulled in nearly $700 million. >> this is amazing the how well that movie did. >> big time. >> lots of people going to see it. >> did you go see it? >> no. >> you and are the only two? >> i am not an iron man guy. i have to catch up on the first two first. railroad are railroad. >>> the rolling stones learned alessa lesson in supply and demand they were opening their 50 and more at the staples tore and

shocking thing in south carolina one meaning the district in south carolina.dictable shift toward sanford but that this is an r overwhelmingly district at all. >> true, but colbert bush was up nine points. >> it's not just len but this is mark sanford. of course mark sanford would be struggling to win it. it's an interesting race, cenk, because there are two outcomes which both favor the republicans. the republicans who just can't stand mark sanford who says to hell with him. we'll go after colbert bush's seat in 2014 and probably win it. and the democrats are saying if sanford wins we'll put someone who is less to the left than colbert bush. the point is mark sanford is a damaged politician, and his--the fact that he's in a district that a democrat hasn't held in 30 years is why it's even close. otherwise it would have been a disaster. i'm interested to hear what eric bohlert has to say about it. >> cenk: before we go to bohlert, i'm sure you're right but i disagree with that. she's good coined once he establishes himself, it will be harder to root him out. s

i will no longer enjoy south carolina's tanningy, safery, juicy and deeply delicious barbecue made withnique mustard-based sauce. now -- now, instead, i now officially love north carolina's sauceless vinegar based meat product that they call barbecue. [ applause ] that is -- i might just save the rest of that for later. okay. >> that is too good. oh, man. too good. anyway, let's go over to kim kardashian now. she got a lot of heat from critics after she wore a floral ground at a gala on monday night. even robin williams is chiming in. >> it's not that bad. >> i don't know. look at that. check out this tweet. robin williams saying he is comparing the dress to the won he wore in 1993 as mrs. doubtfire. the quote, he said, i think i wore it better and i think he did. i think he did. >> how can you pick on a pregnant lady? >> she deserves it. if anyone deserves it, it's her. >>> still ahead on "way too early," why you awake? your floral tweets, texts and e-mails are next. "morning joe" is moments away. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ]

bush did john mccain was on a winning streak and if he had won south carolina he would have beat george every bush but in south carolina apparently karl rove engineer a push poll john mccain has a dark skinned daughter a daughter that they adopted from bangladesh and the photos she looks like she could be black and so there was a push poll that was run in south carolina the week before the prime. mary and became was way ahead in the primary this said if you knew that john mccain had an out of wedlock daughter with a black woman would you still vote for him and they made sure that those pictures got the newspapers and suddenly mccain dropped six eight points george w. bush became the nominee and went on to become president that same kind of thing in the exact same state is happening right now push poll happening would you vote for elizabeth colbert busch if you knew that she'd had an abortion ever had abortion would you know would you vote for her if you know she was caught running up to begin to charge you know would you vote for her if you judge held in contempt of divorce but never ha